Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-23

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short illness
Fleming 0 Gesih'z shop Cd the south
side for Eics STEAKS or Iaa-lz, Up ru-el
meats
Postmaster Charles Ford of Marvin
was married to Sophia Sorlck OF jew
ell County on The 18th inst.
o. W BickfOrd has sold his general
stock Of goods on the northeast corner
Of the square, 10 a Alr. Long.
When you want nice meat at lowest
living figures, 90 to Fleming & Heaths
meat market on the south side.
There viii be an Ice-cream Social on
the residence grounds of Reuben Rog-
ers on Friday evening next. Every
body invited.
@. II. Tucker has finished his pho
tograPh rooms on the west side OF the
square, is ROW ready TO do photograph
or tin type work in all its branches. IT,
Eugene Low, brother of President
Low, OF the &. K. & N, arrived in
Philiipsburg on Tuesday. He is look
ing after his real-estate interests near
town.
---N+NA - H. A--N- 10 an l--4h l-|-LLG
of Henry Georges land theories. He
viii explain the doctrines of Mr..
George at the Court House next Tues
day evening.
In this copy Of the HERALD may be
seen the new advertisement of W. G.
Calhoun the contractor and builder.
Look it over and if you have any work
in his line give him a call
The HERALD Office printed bills yes
Jerday for Contractor Ed Mccormick
who wants 500 men and teams TO work
on the C.. X. Sc y. in this County lie
Will pay $500 per day for teams.
The Logan Freeman says: The sur
VeyOrs on the Topeka, StOctOn q North
western Railway arrived in Logan on
tuesday. They repOrl line line from
StOctOn across to Logan and the dis
lance is % $40 miles,
The result Of the game Of base ball
played at kirWin last week between the
Phillipsburg and Kirwin clubs was,
that kirwin got away with our boys
pretty badly-the score standing Is
to ..
The foundation for Senator Granger's
fine residence is finished aud work on
the wood part has commenced. 1t will
be a nice, well arranged and really ele-
giant home when finished 1t will be
heated by furnace
Two weeks ago we mentioned the
dangerous illness Of Jay Hill son of Elihu
Hill of this place. Word has again
been received from Pueblo, Col, to the
effect that Jay is no better and there is
little or no hope OF his recovery
S. Z. Bailey left stock Of corn in our
Office lC feet high and large as matured
corn stalks usually gets. Mr. D. has
Il acres like this and so acres besides
almost as good. He reports corn as
looking splendid.-LOgan Republican.
Rev. b. r. Turner will deliver a free
lecture at the Court House in Phillips
burg Tuesday July &c, at early lamp
lighting. Subject: The Land Taxation
Theory of Henry George. Every body
invited, both ladies and gentlemen
Mr.. Eugene Lowe, who IS now here,
says he proposes before long to run
some excursion parties from Missouri
to Phillipsburg over the Missouri Pac-
ifc Railroad. After the O. X. d n is
finished to this place excursions will of
course come over that line.
Do Won want Il shirt, "a hat. ii neck
tie, a collar, Il handkerchief, a nice
dress, a jersy, any cause or balbrican
underwear? If you do, call on the
Chicago Fair, east of Phillips County
Bank. We have the prettiest line to
select from and for the lowest prices.
If ROSENBERG &NIICHALIsKY.
Editor H. T. Faidiey, OF Burr Oak,
Kansas writes 1 have one of the best
equipped newspaper and Job Offices in
northern Kansas, which l desire to sell.
Paper has q good circulation. ShOu Id
you know Of any one wishing to buy a
newspaper, you will confer q favor
by directing the party to me.
Last Tuesday was Miss Elite Hah-
nenkratt's 10Th birthday anniversary.
About twenty-five of Phillipsburgs
young people went ont and had a So
cial party and good time generally in
honor of the occasion. The beautiful
grove was lighted up in fine style in the
evening and the participants say they
had an enjoyable time
The meauest and most contemplate
man, of all mean men, in the estima-
ton OF newspaper publishers, is the one
who will take a paper one, or more
years, then skip out, or have the paper
returned marked refused" Such
fellows are not numerous but there are
a few everywhere. Some papers pub
| lish their names in q "black-list.,'
Last week VIM. Chestnut and Thos.
! Trimble of Nashville township, had a
| battle and Chestnut came in and filed
| a COMPLAINT before Justice Phil. Towns
| lev charging Trimble with assault and
] ,affar.rr EIa trial yTne eaF for fha D.
/ inst. Trimble also came in and fled q
complaint against Chestnut making the
same charge. Both men finally plead
guilty and were fined s. each and costs.
/ The costs amounted TO $4,000. 1t
/ IS said the fight was about q dog.
We learn from Iowa papers that MIR.
/ and Mrs. b. L, Harding, of DesAIOiness
/ have been called upon TO mourn the de-
parture to the spirit land OF their
/ Youngest child, but a few months old.
/ We extend to the beTe3ved parents our
/ deep sympathy. Let them remember
that the dear one is not dead-ouly
gone TO a higher and better world. Mr..
Harding is known to some Of Phillips
burg's citizens as the 6rst President OF
the Phillips County Bank.
Last Sunday 135 persons died from
sunstroke alone in Chicago, and scores
and hundreds OF deaths are reported
from other points in the east, but not {
single fatal case in Kansas is reported
ii The AtchisOn Champion on this subjec
says: The weather in Kansas, during
the past week, has been intensely hot
but not single case of sunstrOke is re
ported. Observing physicians say tina
sunstroke is very rare in this state, anC
3 Wa have hoard 81 asserted that fafa